Robert Hruzek on Nov 8th 2010 musings,writing

Fallen Starlight
Beads of fallen starlight
From waning evening’s trace;
Delicately lay upon
A garden’s upturned face.
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Fleeting are their kisses,
Like the sweetest of champagne;
Such tiny gems: night’s tears of joy –
What Breath of Life contain!
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Unite in praise of Heaven for
Their delicate delight,
Whose substance, though yet fleeting –
Whose mem’ry lodges bright –
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As cheerful Day begins his rise
They vanish with no sign;
Still, lingering substance permeates
The air with scent sublime!
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Photo: Sprinkled Like Stars, by Yours Truly
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Robert Hruzek on Aug 27th 2010 creativity,inspiration,writing

Morning Dew
Night fog lifted
Gentle morning dew
Dawn-kissed jewels
Sleeps lightly on summer grass
Refreshed and renewed
Awaiting a child’s playful tread
As I stepped out the other morning to head for work, I happened to take a few moments to admire the fresh coating of morning’s dew on our lawn. The way the myriad droplets were just beginning to catch the first rays of the rising sun was just… inspirational!
Few things inspire me to write poetry; I freely admit to being not too much of a poet. I dunno; bein’ an engineer and all, maybe I’m just too literal to be very good at it. But still… when I see something like this, it just makes me want to try. Hope you liked it.
[Note from the proprietor on the poem: Liked it? Hated it? Couldn’t care less? Hey, I’m not too old a dog to learn a few new tricks. If you have any critiques, comments, or suggestions – bring ‘em on!]
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